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A rare case of metastatic, lethal, malignant granular cell tumor is presented in a 77-year-old woman. Metastases involved numerous sites, including the skeleton. The key clinical and pathological findings and differential diagnosis in benign and malignant granular cell tumor were discussed, including a review from the English literature of 23 cases of malignant granular cell tumor. The differential diagnosis was considered in detail.
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